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Southern Shores Police Department
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Welcome To The Southern Shores Police Department
The Police Department supports the core of Community Policing, and accepts its definition as both a philosophy and an organizational strategy that will allow the police and the community to work closely together. Together, we will work to establish and maintain mutual trust among all entities to improve the quality of life while enforcing the law.
The Police Department of Southern Shores is committed to being a leading community-oriented department.We are committed to being recognized as leaders in our profession by providing quality, customer focused, problem solving services in partnership with the community we serve.Our goal as a Community Police Department is to ensure that police and the community share the responsibility for finding workable solutions to problems that detract from community safety and security.We are committed to have open and honest communications both internally and externally.We are committed to making sure that with each contact with the public, we treat each person with dignity and a sense of professionalism.We are committed to excellence in all professional endeavors, maintaining high ethics, and striving to be the best in all we do.
The Police Department consists of the Office of the Chief of Police, Administrative and Uniform and Divisions.The Chief of Police is appointed by and directly answerable to the Town Manager. He is the Chief Executive Officer of the Department and the final departmental authority in all matters of policy, operations and discipline, subject to any grievance and/or appeals process provided by the Town Policy.
Remember, in case of an emergency (police, fire or physical injury), please dial 911. For non-emergency calls, please contact Dare Central Communications at 473-3444. The Southern Shores Police Department office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. You may reach our office at 261-3331 or fax at 261-4851. Please feel free to visit us at the municipal complex located at the intersection of NC 12 and NC 158. It is our goal for you, the citizen, and our officers to be on a first name basis and for us to work together to meet the needs of our community.
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Benefits of LEDs and Controls in Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities
Hospitals and healthcare facilities utilize a significant amount of energy to ensure a safe and comfortable environment for patients, staff and visitors. Balancing demands to reduce operating costs, meet stringent sanitation and safety standards and provide a healing patient experience can pose a challenge for hospitals and healthcare facilities. Energy bills for healthcare facilities can be high, specifically in hospitals open 24 hours every day. To streamline efficiencies, reduce operating costs and increase revenue, many are making the switch to LED technologies.
Advancements in LED lighting and control systems are making it easier to significantly cut lighting-related energy and maintenance costs while also enabling modernization and further development of facilities. According to Business Energy Advisor, a standard hospital in the United States could use roughly 31.0 kWh of electricity per square foot. Lighting, space and water heating were found to represent approximately 65 percent of the total energy use, and the lighting portion of this presents a great opportunity for energy savings. By implementing certain LED technologies, hospitals have the potential to save money, become more energy efficient, and enhance the overall environment.
Energy and Maintenance Saving Benefits
LEDs positively impact hospitals and healthcare facilities through benefits including cost, maintenance and energy savings. Unlike fluorescents or metal halides, LEDs can reduce energy use by up to 70 percent and have a longer lifespan of up to 100,000 hours. In addition to this extended lifespan, several LED providers tend to offer a 10-year warranty; hospitals and healthcare facilities are guaranteed a product will last 10 years minimum. However, depending on how often a product is used, it could last even longer.
LEDs are made from durable, glass-free and mercury-free material. This does not require a costly recycling process, which allows hospitals and healthcare facilities to also save on recycling and disposal costs. Overall, energy and maintenance savings can lead to short payback periods. Following the payback period, the savings can be allocated to other areas throughout the hospital.
The Efficiency and Impact of Controls on Patient and Staff Comfort
Without a doubt, it is important for healthcare facility managers to consider lighting's impact on patient health and how it can be achieved. In addition to cost, energy and maintenance savings, LEDs can provide a healthier and more comfortable environment for patients and staff. A balance between lighting that is best for us biologically and what is best for visual acuity is necessary, which can sometimes be challenging to create. Doctors, nurses and staff require high-quality, bright light in order to provide proper care and operate efficiently. Patients on the other hand, fare better with lighting that best supports their circadian rhythm and promotes an environment suitable for rest.
LEDs offer real-time tunability and controllability, which helps hospitals find a balance that is just right for them both at the time of installation and as lighting demands change for future needs. Two of the most important tuning capabilities that LEDs provide which drastically impact light output are the Correlated Color Temperate (CCT) and the Color Rendering Index (CRI).
Modification of CCT is what strikes that balance between comfort and biological impact. Studies have found that 6,000K-8,000K LEDs with a blue spectral focus have the greatest biological impact, while 3,000 K-5,000K LEDs and ones closer to 'daylight white' were deemed the most visually pleasing. By tuning their LEDs, hospitals can adjust to whichever is most comfortable for the patients and staff. In addition, doctors and nurses require lighting with high values on the Color Rendering Index (CRI) scale. The scale measures 1-100 and the higher the number on the scale, the greater visual acuity. While fluorescents deliver around 52 to 75 CRI, LEDs offer a CRI of at least 80, some offering greater than 90.
Using Networked Controls to Reduce Energy and Maintenance Costs
Controls not only benefit patient health, they can also have an impact on operational efficiency and reduce costs associated with energy and maintenance. Networked controls and smart fixtures can provide a clearer understanding and look into facility operations, allowing staff to quickly and more effectively identify areas for improvement within maintenance and energy management. Internet-based networks allows these smart fixtures to share information in real-time on operational status or maintenance issues throughout a facility, relaying information on general energy use, LED wattage, and damaged or burnt out lighting. Going beyond monitoring solely for lighting, LED smart fixtures are now showing potential for use in other forms of general hospital maintenance. For instance, when a patient checks out, these fixtures can act as a beacon signaling to staff members that turnover and cleaning is needed.
There is also a greater opportunity for savings by tailoring energy use within certain areas using controls that are either global or localized. Global controls connect larger sections of the facility as a whole and can help with general energy use. It can even be as simple as adding a timer to increase patient safety and wellbeing with proper lighting and controls. Meanwhile, localized controls can focus on individual rooms and locations. Localized controls based on occupancy, time and external light levels make energy use within certain areas of the facility more precise.
Over the years, LEDs have become the preferred solution for hospitals and healthcare facilities. These solutions can effectively and efficiently ensure the goal of safety and comfort for patients, visitors, and staff, while saving money. Due to the long lifespan, high-quality, and detailed control options, LEDs make cost savings doable and significantly easier.
Stephen Kerins is Regional Director at Tri-State LED, a division of Revolution Lighting Technologies.
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I first came across Sir Ken Robinson when a colleague used his TED talk to illustrate the importance of creativity and critical thinking in the Early Years Foundation Stage. This animation brilliantly outlines his arguments for a new type of schooling that moves away from academic achievement and looks towards those skills that will be most useful in the 21st century.
The clip has gone viral because it's just so good. Requires multiple viewings. Thanks for sharing.


Leading AI consultant says AI will make our working lives better.
Companies need creative employees to enhance technological advances.
AI will create unprecedented demand for creative thinkers.
Despite the best efforts from various government (and Arts) departments to make the two play nice by inserting an A into STEM funding discussions, there's unlikely to ever be a ceasefire.
That shouldn't surprise anyone, given proponents of the two use completely different parts of their brains. It's the tech world extension of the timeless struggle between builders and architects.
One builds, one creates. And both can be exceptional or awful at their job in equal measures.
But you'd be forgiven for thinking that engineers — Silicon Valley's self-styled rock stars — are worth more, just because they're getting paid more.
They're getting paid more, because there's been a shortage of engineers in Silicon Valley, stretching back almost into decades now.
But demand for engineers actually lags far behind demand for creativity, according to business technology specialist Eric Berridge.
Berridge is the co-founder of Bluewolf, a company that helps businesses adopt and get value from transformation technologies. Transformation technologies like artificial intelligence.
Berridge started getting properly intimate with AI when Bluewolf was acquired by IBM and he got to work with Watson, the AI that famously won Jeopardy.
Watson is a truly amazing piece of kit that arguably owes its entire existence to engineers. And many would say it's the ultimate example right now of how AI will take all our jobs.
Barely a day goes by where a story isn't published about robots learning how to flip burgers or guard flocks of sheep.
"That's where the fear is," Berridge, who's in Australia this week presenting at the 2018 Salesforce World Tour in Sydney, says.
"(But) fearmongering about all the jobs going away isn't correct. The reality is all the jobs are going to change, and they're going to get better.
"You're going to see organisations shift dramatically in the next 10 years. We will no longer be administrators.
"You walk down the halls of the big companies and still see people processing invoices and banging away at computers… 10-20 years from now, we're going to be shifting our mindset, we're actually going to be creating our future.
Here's the irony — Berridge believes AI is a technology that will create unprecedented demand for creative thinkers.
Because once all the dull administration tasks have been fully automated — and optimised — humans are going to have a lot more time to think about what kind of a world they really want to create.
That's because, Berridge says, Bluewolf's point-and-click platform is creating those new jobs, because its engineers keep making it easier to use.
"STEM is very important for society, but you go on LinkedIn today and look at jobs that are currently posted for organisations like Google, Apple, Amazon, you'd think that 80% of all their hires require degrees in engineering and computer science," he says. "It's actually the opposite.
"We're a big believer in the creative process when it comes to how organisations evolve. We're big believers in how people communicate and how the human experience feeds the outcome of that other initiative.


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Panel clears Dutch doctor who asked family to hold patient down as she carried out euthanasia
A Dutch woman doctor who asked an elderly patient's family to hold her down while she administered a fatal drug dose has been cleared under Holland's euthanasia laws. Mailonline reported that the patient fought desperately in an attempt not to be killed. Jacob Kohnstamm, chairman of the Regional Review Committee, which considered the case, said: "I am …
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A Dutch woman doctor who drugged an elderly woman and then asked her family to hold her down as she fought desperately not to be killed did not break the law, according to medical experts citing the country's euthanasia legislation. The shocking case was referred to the so-called Regional Review Committee in the Netherlands which …
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Assisted suicide vs. liberal values
The physician-assisted suicide debate has arrived in New York in earnest. Last week saw the Medical Aid in Dying Act introduced in the state Legislature. The bill would allow doctors to prescribe lethal doses of drugs to terminally ill patients. Those patients would then have the option to ingest the drugs and kill themselves. The …
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Assisted suicide bill introduced in Mass.
John Kelly, director of Boston-based Second Thoughts, an organization that opposes assisted suicide and advocates for people with disabilities, has many concerns with the bill. In states such as Oregon and Washington, where assisted suicide is legal, patients who seek to end their own lives commonly cite a fear of being disabled and dependent on …
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Assisted suicide bill on the balance in Empire State
Both sides of the doctor-assisted suicide issue are squaring off in New York, the latest battleground state. Last year, a bill was filed to allow doctors to provide a lethal prescription to facilitate doctor-assisted suicide under certain circumstances, but there were not enough votes to pass it. The same bill has been submitted this session. …
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Doctor sends SIX dementia patients to suicide clinics
A doctor who was struck off has helped six British dementia sufferers to end their lives at assisted suicide clinics in Switzerland. Psychiatrist Colin Brewer, who is no longer allowed to practise in Britain, wrote medical reports stating the patients had the mental capacity to choose to die. None of the six – who died …
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More Colorado hospitals opting out of physician-assisted suicide
Two more hospital systems say they will opt out of Colorado's new end of life options law. Next reported on Monday that Delta County's Memorial Hospital officially announced it will opt out of the program. Now, both SCL Health System and Centura Health will are also opting out of prescribing the lethal medication. The law …
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Alberta rate of physician-assisted suicide climbs to four or five a week
The rate of those choosing physician-assisted death in Alberta continues to increase and more are opting out of dying at home, say Alberta Health Services officials. Since Feb. 6 when the procedure was made possible, 76 people in the province have taken that route to end their lives, which in Alberta is through the intravenous …
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Former Attorney General Dennis Vacco opposes group's plan to reintroduce doctor-assisted suicide legislation
As supporters prepare to reintroduce legislation to allow physician-assisted suicide on Monday, a former state attorney general is planning to be a leading figure in the fight against it. Sen. Diane Savino (D-Staten Island) and Assemblywoman Amy Paulin (D-Westchester County) and Assembly Health Committee Chairman Richard Gottfried (D-Manhattan) plan to hold a press conference to …
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Colorado's aid-in-dying law in disarray as big Catholic health systems opt out
Nearly one-third of Colorado's hospitals are refusing to offer terminally ill patients the option of physician-assisted suicide — even though voters last fall overwhelmingly approved a ballot initiative legalizing the practice. And two of the state's biggest health care systems, both faith-based, appear poised to bar their doctors from providing such services to patients at …
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The Symphony® Vehicle Lighter Adaptor allows you to charge your pump even when you're away from home.
What is the difference between this adapter and the other 12v adapter?
Can i use this to pump in the car while driving, i have hospital grade symphony breast pump?
Yes, this works the the hospital grade symphony.


JR Life Sciences Multivitamins & Minerals is a comprehensive formulation of essential vitamins, minerals and carefully chosen ingredients that may help support our body's metabolism. This once-a-day high antioxidant formula is a convenient way to supply what your body needs. It is so easy to kick start your day with this unique supplement. This formulation is suitable for vegetarians and vegans consumption.
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As I've said before, Clemons on the issue of Israel has become an agent provocateur in his 'day-light' job. But not being fully gratified with this occupation he has found a new one, a moon-lighting job as a political street walker, willing to be 'sheathed' by the first 'flashing' sword of any random passer-by at any price, as long as it is at the expense of Israel.
And it is interesting to see all the 'red light' professionals with their Arab clientele in this thread, coming out in support of Clemons up to the 'hilt of the sheath'.


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Importance of religion in one's life among adults who feel a deep sense of spiritual peace and wellbeing several times a year by age group
Importance of religion in one's life among adults who feel a deep sense of spiritual peace and wellbeing several times a year by age group (2014) Switch to: Age distribution among adults who feel a deep sense of spiritual peace and wellbeing several times a year by importance of religion
% of adults who feel a deep sense of spiritual peace and wellbeing several times a year who say religion is…
26% 42% 20% 12% < 1% 594
31% 37% 19% 12% 1% 977
34% 43% 15% 7% < 1% 930
38% 39% 14% 8% 1% 674
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Here a quick example how to create a Sha512 hash in C#. We are using the functions from System.Security.Cryptography, so don't forget to add the using at top of you file.
Here a quick example how to create from an string an md5 hash in c# and output it as string. The only difficult is to convert from string to byte array and back again. So i have to method, one accept the byte array direct and returns a byte array, the second method handles the convert from string to byte array and back again.
I have found a very nice tutorial, how to use PHP, PDO, jQuery and the ajax technology to create, edit and delete records on a database table. I have copied the script and had make an online demo page from this project.
Its like my own German article how to use PHP and Ajax to edit a table on the MySQL database. Its interesting, how different the concepts are to create a editable MySQL table.
Preview the PHP PDO example from programmerblog.net.
Preview the mysql ajax edit table example from my blog.
Don't forget to checkout the website from programmerblog.net, there are many good articles.


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With Flagwatching, top-selling author Clem Sunter breaks new ground. Building on the more abstract discipline of scenario planning for which he is internationally known, this book offers an innovative, highly practical method for decoding the future.
Flagwatching is something we do every day. Whether it is detecting a change of facial expression during a conversation with a friend, spotting the potential dangers when driving a car or monitoring our own health, we are on the alert for significant flags.
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RESOLUTION NO. V-11
CENTRAL BOARD OF ASSESSMENT APPEALS Manila
CENTRAL AZUCARERA DE BAIS, INC., Petitioner-Appellant,
LOCAL BOARD OF ASSESSMENT
CBAA CASE NO. V-11 In Re:
TD Nos. 647, 6-481 and 6-478
APPEALS OF BAIS CITY,
Appellee,
LBAA Case No. 96-B-02 City of Bais
CITY ASSESSOR OF BAIS CITY, Respondent-Appellee.
x – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – x
Before us is a Petition for Reconsideration filed by Petitioner-Appellant,
received by this Board on January 06, 1999, seeking reconsideration of this
Board's decision on March 25, 1998, the dispositive portion of which reads as
"WHEREFORE, this Board resolved to AFFIRM en toto the Order of the Local Board of Assessment Appeals of Bais City dated November 5, 1996 in LBAA Case No. 96-B-02."
Petitioner-Appellant, through counsels, seems to be so enraged or
infuriated that its Appellant's Brief", consisting of twenty-five (25) pages, was
denied by this Board in a decision consisting "of 8 pages, typewritten and
double spaced." Petitioner-Appellant's instant motion for reconsideration also
consists of twenty-five pages.
Petitioner-Appellant state that "The Honorable Office erred in affirming
the ruling of the respondent LBAA of Bais City, WITHOUT EVEN
CONSIDERING that:
"(1) The said pronouncement has no basis in fact and in law as it was evident that the blame should be upon the respondent-appellee City Assessor who erred in not ruling upon and in not returning petitioner-appellant's "PETITION FOR RECOMPUTATION, REVISION, CORRECTION, AND/OR CANCELLATION OF ASSESSMENTS" on time.
"The Supreme Court has ruled in many instances that pleadings such as "PETITION FOR RECOMPUTATION, REVISION, CORRECTION, AND/OR CANCELLATION OF ASSESSMENTS", could toll or suspend the running of
Reference: Book IX, pp. 202-208
the prescriptive period to file an appeal and thus, the appeal to LBAA was filed within the reglementary period allowed by law"
The records show that: (1) Petitioner-Appellant received copies of the
questioned tax declarations on December 20, 1995; (2) On February 16, 1996
Petitioner-Appellant filed with the office of Respondent-Appellee a "Petition for
Recomputation, Revision, Correction and/or Cancellation of Assessments"; (3)
On August 15, 1996 Petitioner-Appellant received through registered mail a
copy of the 1st Indorsement by Respondent-Appellee dated August 13, 1996,
together with the 1st Indorsement of the Acting Chairman of the LBAA of Bais
City who cited the provisions of Section 226 of R.A. 7160 as the governing law
on the matter; (4) Petitioner-Appellant filed its "Appeal on Assessment" with the
LBAA on the very day it was dated, October 9, 1996; (5) On November 7, 1996
Petitioner-Appellant received a copy of the Order of the Local Board dated
November 5, 1996 dismissing Petitioner-Appellant's "Appeal on Assessment"
for not being filed within the reglementary period; and (6) On December 19,
1996 the Central Board received, through registered mail, copies of the
Petitioner-Appellant's "Notice of Appeal" and "Appellant's Brief", both dated
Petitioner-Appellant says that this Board "failed to consider that it is
respondent-appellee Bais City Assessor's duty to rule upon Petitioner-
Appellant's "Petition for Recomputation, Revision, Correction and/or
Cancellation of Assessments", citing the following decisions of the Supreme
1. Surigao Electric Co., Inc. vs. Court of Tax Appeals (G.R. No. 25289, June 28, 1974):
"Prescinding from all the foregoing, we deem it appropriate to state that the Commissioner of Internal Revenue should always indicate to the taxpayer in clear and unequivocal language whenever his action on an assessment questioned by a taxpayer constitutes his final determination on the disputed assessment, as contemplated by sections 7 and 11 of Republic Act 1125, as amended, On the basis of this indicium indubitably showing that the Commissioner's communicated action is his final decision on the contested assessment, the aggrieved taxpayer would then be able to take recourse to the tax court at the opportune time. Without needless difficulty, the taxpayer would be able to determine when his right to appeal to the tax court accrues. This rule of conduct would also obviate all desire and opportunity on the part of the taxpayer to continually delay the finality of the assessment and, consequently,
the collection of the amount demanded as taxes by repeated requests for recomputation and reconsideration. On the part of the Commissioner, this would encourage his office to conduct a careful and thorough study of every questioned assessment and render a correct and definite decision thereon in the first instance. This would also deter the Commissioner from unfairly making the taxpayer grope in the dark and speculate as to which action constitutes the decision appealable to the tax court. Of greater import, this rule of conduct would meet a pressing need for fair play, regularity, and orderliness in administrative action.
"Taxes are the lifeblood of the government and so should be collected without unnecessary hindrance. On the other hand, such collection should be made in accordance with law as any arbitrariness will negate the very reason for government itself. It is therefore necessary to reconcile the apparently conflicting interests of the authorities and the taxpayers so that the real purpose of taxation, which is the promotion of the common good, may be achieved"
2. Commissioner of Internal Revenue vs. Wyett Suaco (202 SCRA 125, September 30, 1991)
"Furthermore, when Wyett Suaco thru its tax consultant SGV & Co. sent the letters protesting the assessments, the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Manufacturing Audit Division, conducted a review and reinvestigation of the assessments. This fact was admitted by Wyett Suaco thru its Finance Manager in a letter dated July 1, 1975 addressed to the Chief, Tax Accounts Division. The pertinent portion of said letter reads as follows:
"This will acknowledge receipt of your letter dated May 22, 1975 regarding our alleged income and business tax deficiencies for fiscal year 1972/73.
"Nevertheless, please be advised that the deficiency tax stated in your letter is what we are protesting on pursuant to the letters we filed with the Bureau of Internal Revenue on January 20, 1975 and on February 10, 1975.
"As we understand, the matter is now undergoing review and consideration by your Manufacturing Audit Division. Pending the outcome of their decision, we regret our inability to make settlement,'
"Although the protest letters prepared by SGV & Co. in behalf of private respondent did not categorically state or use the words "investigation" and reconsideration," the same are to be treated as letters of reinvestigation and reconsideration. By virtue of these letters, the Bureau of Internal Revenue ordered 1st Manufacturing Audit Division to review the assessment made. Furthermore, private respondent's claim that it did not seek reinvestigation or reconsideration of the assessments is belied by the subsequent correspondence or letters written by its officers, as shown above.
"The letters of Wyett Suaco interrupted the running of the five-year prescriptive period to collect the deficiency taxes. The Bureau of Internal Revenue, after having reviewed the record of Wyett Suaco, in accordance with its request for reinvestigation, rendered a final assessment. This final assessment issue(d) by the Acting Commissioner Ruben B. Ancheta was date(d) December 10, 1979 and received by private respondent on January 2, 1980, fixed its tax liability at P1,973,112.86 as deficiency withholding tax at source and P61,155.21 as deficiency sales tax. It was only upon receipt by Wyett Suaco of this final assessment that the five-year prescriptive period started to run again.
"Verily, the original assessments dated December 16 and 17, 1974 were both received by Wyett Suaco on December 19, 1974. However, when Wyett
Suaco protested the assessments and sought its reconsideration in two (2) letters received by the Bureau of Internal Revenue on January 20 and February 10, 1975, the prescriptive period was interrupted. This period started to run again when the Bureau of Internal Revenue served the final assessment to Wyett Suaco on January 2, 1980. Since the warrants of distraint and levy were served on Wyett Suaco on March 12, 1980, then, only about four (4) months of the five-year prescriptive period was used."
Based on the afore-cited Supreme Court decisions, Petitioner-Appellant
contends that Respondent-Appellee City Assessor had the duty to entertain the
former's "Petition for Recomputation, Revision, Correction and/or Cancellation
of Assessments" and that the sixty-day prescriptive period was effectively
interrupted by the filing of sad "petition."
We disagree on both counts. Clearly, the above-cited Supreme Court
decisions dealt with internal revenue taxes governed by the National Internal
Revenue Code (NIRC). They are not applicable to, and have no bearing in the
case at bar.
Real property taxes were governed by the Assessment Law
(Commonwealth Act No. 470), Real Property Tax Code (P.D. 464) and now by
the Local Government Code of 1991 (R.A. 7160).
The law applicable to the case at bar is Republic Act No. 7160 which took
effect on January 1, 1992. Section 226 thereof provides as follows:
"Section 226. Local Board of Assessment Appeals. – Any owner or person having legal interest in the property who is not satisfied with the action of the provincial, city or municipal assessor in the assessment of his property may, within sixty (60) days from the date of receipt of the written notice of assessment, appeal to the Board of Assessment Appeals of the province or city by filing a petition under oath in the form prescribed for the purpose, together with copies of the tax declaration and such other affidavits or documents submitted in support of the appeal." (Underscoring supplied)
As stated beforehand, Petitioner-Appellant received copies of the
questioned tax declarations on December 20, 1995 and filed its "Appeal on
Assessment" with the local board on October 9, 1996. It is very clear, therefore,
that the appeal to the local board was filed way out of time.
Petitioner-Appellant's "Petition for Recomputation, Revision, Correction
and/or Cancellation of Assessments" was addressed to the sound discretion of
the Respondent-Appellee. It could be said that Respondent-Appellee "denied"
such petition by returning the same to Petitioner-Appellant. It remains, however,
that the law does not command or require the assessor to act on every petition
for reconsideration or revision of assessments. Petitioner-Appellant should
have directly appealed to the LBAA in accordance with Section 226, R.A. 7160,
supra.
The sixty-day period for appeals in Section 226, supra, is mandatory and
jurisdictional (Garganita et al. vs. Court of Appeals, G.R. No. L-12104). A
taxpayer may file as many petitions for reconsideration as he likes, but the filing
and pendency of such petitions does not interrupt the prescriptive period for
appeals to the local board. Thus in Spouses Ramon A. Gonzales and Lilia
Yusay vs. Province of Iloilo (38 SCRA 209-227 [March 31, 1971]), the Supreme
Court said:
"1. A brief review of the existing laws and procedures concerning the assessment and taxation of real property will readily show the primacy of the tax court's special jurisdiction over actions for refund of real estate taxes paid under a disputed assessment.
"Under the Assessment Law, the assessment of all real property within the province or city, i.e., the listing and valuation of real property for purposes of taxation, is made by the provincial or city assessor.
"When a valuation is placed on property newly declared or when a value greater than that stated in the declaration required of the owner (under section 1 of Commonwealth Act 530), or when an existing assessment is increased to an amount in excess of that so stated, the assessor must immediately give written notice of such assessment or increased assessment to the owner.
"A property owner not satisfied with the assessment must within sixty days from receipt of the written notice of assessment in the case of provinces and within the period of appeals stated in the charters in the case of cities, appeal to the corresponding board of assessment appeals, by filing a petition stating the grounds of his appeal.
"If no appeal to the Board of Assessment Appeals is made by the property owner within the statutory period, the assessment becomes final and unappealable. The owner cannot go to court to question any error in the assessment and to seek refund of the realty taxes paid, since as held in Victorias Milling Co., Inc. vs. Court of Tax Appeals, 'By doctrine of primacy of Administrative remedy, the Provincial Board of Assessment Appeals had jurisdiction over the dispute to the exclusion of the court of first instance; and the party's resort to the court of first instance instead of appealing to the Board of Assessment Appeals was held fatal to the claim for refund." (Underscoring supplied)
Of course, the power of the Court of Tax Appeals to review decisions of
provincial or city boards of assessment appeals was transferred to the Central
Board of Assessment Appeals upon the effectivity of the Real Property Tax
Code (P.D. 464) which took effect on June 1, 1974:
"The Solicitor General's contention that the Court of Tax Appeals has exclusive appellate jurisdiction over this case is not correct. When Republic Act No. 1125 created the Tax Court in 1954, there was as yet no Central Board of Assessment Appeals. Section 3 of that law in providing that the Tax Court had jurisdiction to review by appeal decisions of provincial or city boards of assessment appeals had in mind the local boards of assessment appeals but not the Central Board of Assessment Appeals which under the Real Property Tax Code has appellate jurisdiction over decisions of the said local boards of assessment appeals and is, therefore, in the same category as the Tax Court. x x x. (Caltex Philippines) Inc. v. Central Board of Assessment Appeals and City Assessor of Pasay, G.R. No. 50466, May 31, 1982)
Petitioner-Appellant argues that its "Petition for Recomputation, Revision,
Correction and/or Cancellation of Assessments" and its Appeal to the LBAA
were both based on meritorious and legal grounds. Much as we would like to,
we could not discuss these grounds anymore as they became moot and
academic because the questioned assessments, erroneous they may be, had
become final and unappealable by virtue of the Petitioner-Appellant's failure to
timely question the said assessments before the local board.
WHEREFORE, this Board resolved to DENY the instant "Petition for
Reconsideration" for lack of merit.
VACANT Chairman
ANGEL P. PALOMARES Member
(Signed) BENJAMIN M. KASALA


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During the period 1400-1800, a group of writers appeared in Europe was concerned with the process of nation building who were famously known as Mercantilists. Until the end of the eighteenth century, most statesmen in Europe believed in mercantilist approach to trade and particularly it prevailed in England during first Queen Elizabeth's time (1558 to 1603) and Queen Victoria's era (1837 to 1901). Much of the underpinning of free enterprise system was developed in late eighteenth century and early nineteenth century. Mercantilism took many forms, but essentially it was a belief that national power depended upon national economic wealth. Wealth was at that time equated with possession of precious metals such as gold and silver [1] . According to the mercantilists, the central question was how a nation could regulate its domestic and international affairs so as to promote its own wealth. The solution lay in a strong foreign-trade sector. Mercantilism advocates, building up a surplus of exports over imports to increase the stock of bullion. This excess of exports over imports was referred as favourable balance of trade by the mercantilist (1767) even though 'balance in our favour' had been used by John Cary [2] (1695) earlier. They believed that, such revenues would contribute to increase spending which leads to a rise in domestic output and employment. To promote a favorable trade balance, the mercantilists advocated government regulation of trade. Tariffs, quotas, and other commercial policies were proposed by the mercantilists to minimize imports in order to protect a nation's trade position. Mercantilist ideas were never universally accepted, and economic policy measures associated with them were enforced only half-heartedly. By the end of eighteenth century, the economic policies of the mercantilists were under strong attack. Mercantilist doctrine was criticized by David Hume in his 'Political Discourses' (1752). Hume claimed that given a free market in bullion, and internal price flexibility, any attempt by a country to build up a long-term favourable balance of trade was fore-doomed to failure. According to David Hume's price-specie-flow doctrine, a favorable trade balance was possible only in the short run, for over time it would automatically be eliminated. The mercantilists were also attacked for their static view of the world economy. To the mercantilists the world's wealth was fixed. This meant that one nation's gains from trade came at the expense of its trading partners; not all nations could simultaneously enjoy the benefits of international trade. This view was challenged by the publication of Adam Smith's (1776) 'Wealth of Nations'. According to smith the world's wealth is not a fixed quantity and he argued that international trade permits nations to take advantage of specialization and the division of labour, which increase the general level of productivity within a country and thus increase world output (wealth). Smith's view of trade suggested that both trading partners could simultaneously enjoy higher levels of production and consumption with trade. He advocated free trade on the grounds that it promoted the international division of labour. But of the advantages of free trade as a general rule he was in no doubt. It is important to realize the limitation of Adam Smith's free trade argument. He demonstrated that two countries would gain from specialization when one was more efficient than another at producing a product but less efficient than its partner at producing another product (Absolute Advantage). But it was left to a later writer, Ricardio, to show that there might be a gain even one country was better than its partner at producing both products. This was the famous principal of comparative advantage.
David Ricardo (1817) in his Principles of Political Economy was the first writer systematically applies this principle of comparative advantage or comparative costs to trade between countries. In doing so Ricardo made a substantial advance from Adam Smith's position, Whereas Smith showed that trade between two countries were profitable if each had an absolute advantage over the other in the production of a commodity, Ricardo showed that gain was also possible in cases where one country had an absolute advantage over the other in the production of both commodities, but whereas its advantage was greater in one commodity than in other. The situation as outlined by Ricardo could not exist within a single country but since labour and capital are not mobile between countries, differences in costs can persist. In the original Ricardian model, the most important factor affecting the pattern of international trade was the difference in labour time costs. Ricardo's emphasis upon labour time costs certainly attracted criticism. Naussau Senior (1830) pointed out that it was misleading to explain trade primarily in terms of labour time, since money cost differentials might reflect productivity differentials rather than differences in the length of labour time required to produce a commodity. Senior fixed attention on labour productivity rather than on the relative amount of labour time devoted to producing various products [3] . A similar criticism of Ricardo was advanced by J.S.Mill, who argued that since special factors might depress wages in certain industries, but not in the other industries in the same country, the products of those industries whose wages were 'artificially' low might sell at relatively low prices. Marshall, for example, endeavoured to include capital and other production costs along with labour costs by his use of the concept of a 'representative bundle' of a nation's factors of production consisting of a given amount of labour working with an average amount of capital. All these were attempts to develop a more realistic measure of costs than one which took account only of Ricardo's labour time costs. But they had a common notion that differences in comparative real costs determined comparative advantage. Although each made a valuable contribution to theory, neither Senior, Mill or Marshall attempted a full examination or reformulation of Ricardo's doctrine. This was left to taussig (1927) who paid a very careful attention to the role of factors other than labour costs in international specialization. In particular he examined the part played by the relative cost of capital, namely relative interest rates. A number of writers attacked the classical position on the grounds that it presupposed a two country and two commodity world. Others criticized the absence of any discussion about transport costs. A number of writers in the classical tradition tried to accommodate comparative cost theory to the real world situation where more than two commodities normally exchange between two countries. Perhaps the best known and most useful contribution in this field was that of von Mangoldt- Edgeworth [4] . Their approach admits that in a many commodity world, knowledge of real costs alone is insufficient to show which commodities will be imported and exported by any given country. In order to determine the pattern of import-export trade, one needs to know the relative money wage rates in the two countries. An obvious omission so far is the absence of any consideration of transport costs and early international trade theory paid very little attention to transport costs. The existence of transport costs may well affect the profitability and pattern of international trade. In 1930's, fundamental changes were occurred in attitudes towards the real cost theory of international trade. One of the most significant developments was the contribution of Professor Gottfried Haberler's (1933) in his 'Theory of International Trade'. He pleaded for a restatement of international trade theory in terms of opportunity rather than real cost. But according to Heckscher and ohlin, trade between nations is profitable when it enables them to take advantage of their differencing factor endowments. H-O approach is an awareness of the relationship between trade and domestic economic structure. However it has been criticized by the later writers. One of the most interesting criticism of the H-O approach as applied to trade in manufactures is by S.Linder [5] (1961) who argues that so far from being explicable by differences in factor endowments, trade in manufactures is explained by similarity in demand patterns. In contrast to much earlier theorizing, the Linder approach emphasizes the role of demand conditions in making trade worthwhile. A rather different criticism of the Heckscher – Ohlin approach comes from Kravis, who argues that, the determinant of trade pattern is 'avaliability' or supply elasticity within trading countries rather than their relative factor endowments. One of the ironies of the history of economic thought is the almost complete neglect by nineteenth century classical economists of the movement of factors between countries, both of human beings and capital. Ricardo and his successors accordingly failed to work out the relationship between factor movements and commodity trade. But in the real world there is both factor and commodity movement exists.
The most drastic changes in the world economy have been due to the international flows of factors of production, including labour and capital. In the 1800s, European capital and labour (along with African and Asian labour) flowed to United States and later US has sent large amounts of investment capital to Canada and Western Europe. Although the free trade argument tends to dominate, virtually all nations have imposed restrictions on the international flow of goods, services and capital. The advocates of protectionism says that free trade is fine in theory, but it does not apply in the real world because the modern international trade theories assumes perfectly competitive markets whose characteristics do not reflect real-world market conditions. Despite the power of free trade argument, however, free-trade policies met major resistance among poorer nations whose companies and workers faced losses in income and jobs because of unfair competition. Domestic producers contend that import restrictions should be enacted to offset these foreign advantages, thus creating a level playing field on which producers can compete on equal terms. All developed countries have used protectionism prior to the 19th century and also the damage caused by the wars for trade such as, colonial wars, opium wars and world war I made the economies to protect their own interest. During 18th and 19th century majority of the economies in the world had implied barriers (tariff and non-tariff barriers) for free trade to protect unfair competition. But many liberal economist of the 20th century such as John Stuart Mill, Cordell Hull has advocated free trade. The British economist John Maynard Keynes criticized of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919 for the damage it did to the interdependent European economy and later he advocated free trade because he believed that it promotes high levels of employment. The tremendous growth of productive forces utilizing the scientific and technological advances in developed economies has resulted in huge growth of their output and this expansion leads them to the search for new markets. Since World War II the trend has been in favor of free trade. Finally, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) (1944) has sponsored a number of initiatives for free trade. The United States has played an instrumental role in the several GATT initiatives, including the Uruguay round (1986-93), which negotiated the Trade Related Investment Measures (TRIMS) and later it becomes the part of WTO. The neoliberal and modern economist divorce the traditional theory and tend to discuss that both labour and capital are mobile between nations.
There are a number of modern theories explaining FDI, amongst one of the earliest theories was developed by MacDougall (1958) and later elaborated by M.C. Kemp (1964). MacDougall-Kemp developed marginal productivity theory to analyze income effects and assessed the balance of costs and benefits accruing to the different sectors of the host economy. The decrease in the marginal productivity of capital due to the increase in capital stock due to FDI has counterbalanced by the higher marginal returns to labor in the host economy. Since the gain to the labor sector exceeds the loss to the capitalist sector, it follows that FDI yields net positive income effects to the host country. In case of the investing country, return on capital invested will be equivalent to marginal productivity of capital outflow. But the limitation in MacDougall's theory is based on the assumption of perfect competition and FDI takes place in the traditional sectors such as production of primary commodities or basic industrial manufacturing. In the real world perfect competition does not exist and FDI activities began to venture into new sectors such as technology or knowledge-based or modern capital-intensive manufacturing. Under these circumstances, decline in capital productivity needs not be a realistic consideration. Except MacDougall-Kemp hypothesis, FDI theories are primarily based on imperfect market conditions.
One of the earliest theories based on the assumptions of an imperfect or oligopolistic market was the industrial organization theory developed by Stephen Hymer. Hymer (1960) explains that firm specific advantages are mainly due to the technological advantage which helps the multinational firms to produce a new product different from the existing one. The important aspect of this theory is that, the technological advantages are transferred more effectively from the parent unit to its subsidiary in the host county irrespective of the geographical distance. The multinational firm harvests huge profits because of non-availability of technological advantage to the rival in the imperfect market. Graham and Krugman (1989) proved this hypothesis empirically that, it was the technological advantage possessed by European firms that had led them to invest in the USA Caves (1971) also feels that firm- specific advantages are transmitted more effectively if the firm participates effectively in the production in the host country than through other ways such as export or licensing agreements. The industrial organization theory has also been acknowledged by Kindle berger (1969), Johnson (1970). They explained that the important determinant of FDI is the advantages of superior knowledge and economies of scale that allow a multi-national firm to operate its subsidiary aboard profitably than the local competitors.
Another earliest theory based on the assumptions of an imperfect market was developed by Raymond Vernon who played a significant role in the post-World war development of GATT. The mobility of capital in the internationalization process has discussed in his famous International Product Life Cycle model (IPLC). Vernon (1966) argued that every product follows a life cycle which is divided into three stages viz., innovation stage, maturing product stage and standardized product stage. Initially the firm innovates a product to meet the domestic demand and a portion of output has been exported to other economies. Then in the next stage the rivals in the host country produces similar product at a lower price whereas the product of the innovator is often costlier because of the transportation cost and tariff imposed by the host government. At the final stage, price competitiveness becomes more important; and in view of this fact, the innovator shifts the production to a low cost location. Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) in production plants drive down unit cost because of labour and transportation cost decrease. The product manufactured in a low cost location is exported back to the home country or to other developed countries or marketed in the host country itself. The product cycle theory explains the early post-World War situation but with the changes in international trade environment, the stages of the product life cycle did not necessarily follow in the same way. Vernon (1979) himself had discussed about this limitation in his later writing, that even in the second stage itself firms were moving to the developing world to reap the advantages of cheap labour. Bhagwati (1972) criticized that, export threat not always cause a firm to set up a subsidiary in the host country. He argues that if it is true, all US firms should have set subsidiaries abroad in countries to which they had been exporting. Hood and Young (1979) emphasized upon the location-specific advantages. They explain that since real wage cost varies among countries, firms move to low wage countries. Sometimes it is the availability of cheap and abundant raw material that encourages the MNCs to invest in the county with abundant raw material. Buckley and Casson (1976) also assume market imperfection, but in their view imperfection is related to the transaction cost which is involved in the intra-firm transfer of intermediate products such as knowledge or expertise. The transaction cost in case of intra-firm transfer of technology is almost zero, whereas in case of technology transfer to other firms is extremely high. This view is more or less in similar with the appropriability approach of Magee (1979), which emphasizes on the potential returns from technology creation as a prime mover behind internationalization of firms. Many critics of course argue that intra-firm transaction cost may not necessarily be low. If subsidiaries are located in a new environment, the transaction cost is usually high. Kogut and Parkinson (1993) opine that if the transaction cost is very large if the transfer of intermediate goods involves substantial modification of well established practice. Franke, Hofstede, and Bond (1991) are of the view that, the internalization process will be a costly affair, if the cultural differences between the home country and the host country are wide. The major combination of imperfect market-based theories of FDI is Dunning's eclectic paradigm [6] . It explains that at a given point of time the stock of foreign assets owned by a multinational firm is determined by a combination of ownership advantage (O), the extent of location bound endowments (L) and the extent to which these advantages are marketed in the host country (I). Dunning (1993) believes that pattern of O-L-I advantages varies between countries and activities. Foreign investment will be greater where the arrangement is more prominent. Later, he introduced a "dynamised add-on" variable to his theory which is strategic change. The O-L-I configuration varies according to strategies adopted by the multi-national firms, which is evident from the fact that market seeking investment has a different O-L-I configuration from that of a resource based investment. Finally it has been empirically tested and proved by Dunning (1980, 1993), that is the varying configuration shapes the direction and pattern of FDI.
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Usually everything with Kansas starts with their outstanding backcourt leaders of Frank Mason and Devonte' Graham. Mason has led the team in scoring nine of the 11 games this season averaging 20.3 ppg. Neither one shot the ball well with Mason going 4-of-11 with 13 points and eight assists while Graham was just 2-of-9 with 4 points. Usually those lines would mean trouble for the Jayhawks but they were able to overcome the poor backcourt shooting night because of the performances of Josh Jackson and Svi Mykhailuk. Mykhailuk, a 19 year old 6-8 junior wing from Ukraine, nearly matched a career high with 20 points on 8-of-14 shooting including 4-of-6 from beyond the arc. He has a textbook looking jumpshot that is smooth and deadly accurate but he also showed the ability to put the ball on the floor with both hands and get to the basket. He is a very complete offensive player who will only continue to improve and be a big part of the offense going forward.
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Just a few days back, Qualcomm won a patent dispute case against Apple in China and got a ban placed on iPhones. And things really seem to be in favour of the American chipmaker as it has won another patent case against the Cupertino based technology giant in Berlin too. A German court has passed a ruling in favour of Qualcomm that may lead to a ban on iPhone sales in Germany.
The regional court in Munich said in a statement, "The ruling effectively outlaws the offering and placing on the market of the finished product in Germany, including the sale. The iPhones 7 Plus, 7, 8, 8 Plus and X are affected."
It is worth noticing that Apple can appeal to the court to reconsider its initial ruling. Considering this, the court added that the ban on the sales of affected iPhones – iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X – can only be imposed with immediate effect of Qualcomm pays a security deposit of 668.4 million euros ($765 million).
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This is the second major win for Qualcomm against Apple in a month. As we mentioned earlier, a Chinese court had ordered a prohibition on iPhone sales over a separate patent dispute on December 10.
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It's 30th September 2016 and I'm on an airplane heading for Los Angeles.
It's strange going back to the city that gave life to the original Spiriit Of '86 concert and all that has changed since that historic day 30 years ago.
Going right back to where this whole 2016 touring cycle theme began in spirit, has allowed me a moment to reflect on what a year it has been so far.
Last night I played the last official date of the Spirit of 86 in 2016 tour in Denver, Colorado and I have to say that it has been a thoroughly rewarding adventure.
Some amazing nights along the way, The Gathering, Edinburgh, Boen Gard, Glastonbury, Snowdon Rocks, Carfest, Greenbelt, Iridium NYC and this last North American run to Boston, Toronto, Red Rocks Rocks and beyond.
By stepping back into the past I have challenged myself as a musician and learnt so much about who I am and all that has brought me to this point in history…. but it's now time to leave the past behind for a while, and begin to look to the future.
Fans at last years Gathering and attendees at many of the UK concerts will already have had a glimpse of where I'm taking my music in 2017.
I've really challenged myself as a guitarist and a writer in the last few years, and will be putting all my new found skills to the test over the coming months when I hang up my touring pass and exchange the road for the studio.
The future is calling…. and I aim to answer that call, by cutting brand new music that will be shared in 2017.
Although I never stop being creative, It's been a while since there was something totally brand new, and I feel refreshed to be facing a white canvas upon which to paint my next musical landscape.
My red and black lyric books are bursting with ideas for lyrics, songs, themes and art that I will be exploring over the next few months and so expect to create a lot of music and expression.
I would like to personally thank everyone who came to the shows in 2016, for the goodwill, the encouragement and especially for the faith.
There is so much to look forward to even now, dates in November / December with the band, The Gatherings in UK / USA and beyond that, there's even a 'Save The Date' for 2021.
Get ready for a new adventure….
I'll be back soon…
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There is evidence that certain individuals are known to visit sporting events/activities to take inappropriate photographs or video footage sports people (including young and disabled participants) in vulnerable positions. All coaches should be vigilant about this possibility. Any concerns during an event should be reported to a designated child protection/welfare officer or other responsible person.
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77 Years Ago, This Dalit Woman Was Among The First To Advocate For Birth Control
"They do not have control over their own bodies, earnings, and lives. Instead, somebody else controls them…Dalit women are bearing the burden of double-day caste and the division of labor based on sex." #IndianWomenInHistory
Ananya Barua
History / India / Women
"It is no use multiplying sickly, ill-fed and illiterate children at the cost of mother's health. To stop this evil, every woman should consider this question (of birth control) seriously and should act soon. To solve this problem, female education on an extensive scale is essential."
Many of us may have read the above lines and nodded in agreement. In the second-most populous country with 1.3 billion people, this statement is relevant, important and most essentially, bold.
But, what if I told you that these line were uttered not in the recent past but 77 years ago by a Dalit woman — Sulochanabai Dongre — during the historic All India Depressed Classes Women's Conference (AIDCW) on 20 July 1942.
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One of the first Indians to start a nationwide discourse on advocating birth control, Dongre's contributions might have been lost in the pages of time yet, her beliefs continue to resonate across the world—especially in the debates on a woman's right to her body.
The AIDCW ushered in a new wave of Dalit Feminism, women emancipation and shed light on the social hierarchy that positions a Dalit woman as the lowest of all.
And at its helm was the conference President, Sulochanabai Dongre.
Dr Jayshree Singh and Gargi Vashistha, in their research paper, A Critical Insight On Status Of Dalit Women In India (2018), write, "Dalit women in India have been living in silence through the centuries . . . They do not have control over their own bodies, earnings, and lives. Instead, somebody else controls them . . . Dalit women are bearing the burden of double-day caste and the division of labour based on sex . . . They are poor, illiterate, sexually harassed, face caste violence and exploited."
Like Sulochanabai, Social activist Periyar EV Ramasamy was one of the first few to talk about women's right to their bodies. In 1932, Ramasamy spoke along similar lines in his article on birth control in Kudi Arasu, a magazine that focused on Dalit rights and female emancipation.
The enigma that was Sulochanabai Dongre
Source: Chamaar-today
Sulochanabai was a member of the All India Women's Congress, just like other dalit women leaders such as Ramabai Ambedkar. Soon, she along with Ramabai and other Dalit feminists, chose to leave the conference. This mass disassociation of Dalit feminists from nationalist women's movement was an outcome of internal caste-based discrimination.
For instance, at AIWC conference which was held in 1937, educationist Jaibai Choudhuri had set up separate seats for the Dalit women during meals.
Ideologically too, there was a stark difference between the Dalit Feminist nationalist movement and the upper-caste women's cultural nationalism. The latter drew inferences from Hindu traditions that glorified Sati and Savitri and supported caste hierarchy. While, the Dalit women led by Sulochanabai, were fighting a larger cause — whereby sexual and social abuse of women was fueled not just by patriarchy but also casteism.
Hence, unlike their counterparts, they did not associate their struggle with aspects of chastity and purity but chose to drive the battle with focus on education and sexual and economic independence.
Dalit Mahila Federation
The mass exodus of Dalit women from AIWC eventually paved the way for the founding of the Dalit Mahila Federation. It was a part of the All India Scheduled Castes Federation in 1942, which was chaired by Sulochanabai.
She then led the All India Depressed Classes Women Congress and presided over the July 1942 conference in Nagpur, that reached out to over 25,000 women with a new narrative for the Dalit struggle.
The prominent presence of these women in fighting for sexual and reproductive rights of their fellow sisters played a significant part in the larger Dalit movement driven by Dr B R Ambedkar. Hence, this conference also positioned Dr Ambedkar as the leader for the voices of the Dalit community, especially those who could not align themselves with Gandhi.
But one of Sulochanabai's most revolutionary contributions to women's history includes her discourse on birth control. Her multi-pronged address not only shed light on birth control but various other important women's issues like education, freedom, choice.
Touting education as a driving force, Sulochanabai spoke about the need for Dalit women to rise above the shackles of religion or tradition.
"In the matter of education, we are still very backward. The girl of today is the mother of tomorrow. She who rocks the cradle liberates the world. So it is important to educate the girls. The girl must know how to bring up children. If there is no education, one's virtues and talents cannot be developed. Our women must be represented in every district and tehsil local board. Among the 20 legislative many have been uneducated men. If some of these seats had been given to our educated women, our situation could have been improved," she said.
Thanks to her speeches, these issues found prominence in the mainstream freedom fighting women's organisation.
The Historic Conference
The AIDCW conference headed by Sulochanabai made history with several revolutionary resolutions on women's rights, some of which continue to echo in the contemporary world too. These were:
Call for better working conditions for women labouring in mills, bidi industries, municipalities and railways. Focus on their right to a casual leave, sufficient compensation for accidents and other benefits.
Appoint female supervisors for female workers in the mills to ensure a better working environment.
A step against polygamy by uplifting a woman's right to divorce her husband. A resolution to acknowledge this by a statute was important to monitor such an occurrence, and abolish unfair treatment of women.
Establishment of the All India Scheduled Caste Women's Federation.
Call for reserved seats for women from depressed classes, in all legislative and other representative bodies.
Emphasis on improving the education of women from depressed classes by urging the government to enact laws that enforce mandatory primary education, along with the provision of scholarships for secondary and higher education.
These resolutions of the Dalit feminist movement were rooted in the Ambedkarite ideologies of self-assertion. It also underlined how one's right to body transcends any identity markers of caste.
Leader of a powerful women's movement, Sulochanabai, in every sense of the phrase, was indeed, ahead of her time. She is one of the few unsung sheroes of the freedom struggle.
Also Read: 40 Years Ago, This 'Striker in Sari' Smashed Stereotypes of Submissive Indian Women
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Q: CMAKE cross compile libraries are not found I'm having strange problems with my cmake cross-compiler projects.
My own libraries are found but not the (system) libraries from my toolchain.
Previously I was using KDevelop on debian squeeze machine.
now on my new machine with debian wheezy the configuring fails.
It does not find the system libraries like m or pthread.
On my old machine the following was working perfectly, but I do not remember that I did something special to make this work.
Here is one of my CMakeLists.txt files
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8)
SET(CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME Linux)
SET(CMAKE_SYSTEM_VERSION 2.6.36.4)
SET(CMAKE_C_COMPILER arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc)
SET(CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-g++)
include_directories(../include
  ../../../sample/include)

project(testmain)

add_executable(testmain
   some_c-source-file.c)

set(CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH ../lib/arm-26/lib
  ../../../sample/lib/arm-26/lib)
find_library(LIBS_TEST NAMES akku)
find_library(LIBS_M NAMES m)
find_library(LIBS_PTHREAD NAMES pthread )
target_link_libraries(akkumain
  ${LIBS_TEST}
  ${LIBS_M}
  ${LIBS_PTHREAD})

set(CMAKE_C_FLAGS "-Wall -Werror")
set(CMAKE_C_FLAGS_DEBUG "-g3 -O2 -rdynamic")
set(CMAKE_C_FLAGS_RELEASE "-g0 -O0")
set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "-Wall -Werror")
set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_DEBUG "-g3 -O2 -rdynamic")
set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_RELEASE "-g0 -O0")

This is the message displayed when trying to compile using KDevelop: (to repeat myself: this was working on my old machine)
/home/user/testmain/build> /usr/bin/cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug /home/user/testmain/
-- The C compiler identification is GNU 4.3.3
-- The CXX compiler identification is GNU 4.3.3
-- Check for working C compiler: /usr/local/angstrom/arm/bin/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc
-- Check for working C compiler: /usr/local/angstrom/arm/bin/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-gcc -- works
-- Detecting C compiler ABI info
-- Detecting C compiler ABI info - done
-- Check for working CXX compiler: /usr/local/angstrom/arm/bin/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-g++
-- Check for working CXX compiler: /usr/local/angstrom/arm/bin/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi-g++ -- works
-- Detecting CXX compiler ABI info
-- Detecting CXX compiler ABI info - done

CMake Error: The following variables are used in this project, but they are set to NOTFOUND.
Please set them or make sure they are set and tested correctly in the CMake files:
LIBS_M
    linked by target "akkumain" in directory /home/user/testmain
LIBS_PTHREAD
    linked by target "akkumain" in directory /home/user/testmain

So LIBS_TEST is found. But not libm or libpthread.
I tried this with different projects: All of my libraries are found, but none of the "system" libraries.
I already tried different things like
set(CMAKE_FIND_LIBRARY_PREFIXES lib )
set(CMAKE_FIND_LIBRARY_SUFFIXES .a )

and some more things I do not remember.
The only thing what IS WORKING is when I specify the directory manually:
find_library(ASTLIBS_M NAMES m PATHS /usr/local/angstrom/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/usr/lib)

After specifying this to my CMakeLists.txt the library is found and I can compile my project without any errors.
BUT: This is not what I want, because I have a LOT of projects and many libraries and I don't want to edit all my CMakeLists.txt... :(
Does anybody know what made my old machine find the system-libs without specifying anything special inside my IDE/CMake files?
Edit:
I just noticed for one of my executables that on Linker stage it throws some errors that it cannot find some symbols from glibc - seems there is something more wrong with my debian wheezy system. - I hope I can figure it out...
Edit:
Maybe I should give a short summary: My code compiles well, but all libraries from my toolchain are not found, but if I add the path to the libs of my toolchain manually it compiles but fails on linker stage.

A: Have you ever tried using a toolchain file? I also cross-compile to ARM and AVR a LOT and it works very well with no hassle (I also use KDevelop and it works beautifully along with CMake). The main point is specifying the path to your toolchain root filesystem through the CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH variable. Try putting all this in a file, which I usually name after the architecture I'm cross-compiling to (in this case I called it arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi.cmake):
# the name of the target operating system
SET(CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME Linux)

# which C and C++ compiler to use
SET(CMAKE_C_COMPILER   arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi-gcc)
SET(CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi-g++)

# here is the target environment located
SET(CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH  /home/claudio/TS-7400/rootfs)

# adjust the default behaviour of the FIND_XXX() commands:
# search headers and libraries in the target environment, search
# programs in the host environment
set(CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH_MODE_PROGRAM NEVER)
set(CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH_MODE_LIBRARY BOTH)
set(CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH_MODE_INCLUDE BOTH)

Note the variables CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH_MODE_xxx variables control where CMake will look for binaries, libraries and header files. I usually set PROGRAM to NEVER so it never uses binaries from your cross-architecture root filesystem, since they will not run on your host machine anyway. For libraries and header files BOTH means it will search first your specified ROOT_PATH and then if it doesn't find something it will go through your host machine system dirs.
That way, whenever you want to cross-compile a project all you have to do is to create a build directory (so it doesn't mix your sources with files created during build) and then run cmake from there specifying the toolchain file you want to use (I'm supposing your CMakeLists.txt is together with your toolchain file on the same dir your sources are located - project_sources_dir in my example):
cd project_sources_dir
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=../arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi.cmake ..

The whole point of using a toolchain file is that, if you want to compile the exact same project for your host machine, you don't have to change a single line in your CMakeLists.txt. Just run cmake without specifying the toolchain file:
cd project_sources_dir
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..

and your project is ready for compiling native for your host machine instead. If all that isn't enough, you can look for more details here on CMake Cross Compiling

A: There are certain default paths where CMake's find_library module searches.  If your system libs on your old machine happen to be located in one such place, they will be found without any additional work needing to be done.
However, as your new machine's path to these libs seems to be "/usr/local/angstrom/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/usr/lib", you'll need to tell CMake about this.
One such way, is as you have shown (adding the path explicitly).  But in this case, the path is probably specific to just that machine - so you'd be better to only set that path when you invoke CMake on that machine.  You can add it to CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH for example:
cmake . -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=/usr/local/angstrom/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/usr

(Note: the path in this case get "lib" appended when find_library is called).
Or if you only want to affect the find_library search paths, and not all find_xxx modules, set CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH
cmake . -DCMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/angstrom/arm/arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi/usr/lib

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Q: Find a cell and override the info So I have a contract with information that I wanted to update in different columns...I need to look up this contract in a list of contracts and override specific information with the user inputs.
I tried the code below. I could locate the location of the contract on the list however override doesn't work. Can you please help?
Sub UpdateChargesMacro3()

    Dim contract As Double
    Dim BR_Reduction As Double
    Dim RIA_Reduction As Double
    Dim TR_Reduction As Double
    Dim PERA_Reduction As Double
    Dim TPA_Reduction As Double
    Dim JHHH_Reduction As Double
    Dim RowCount As Integer

    contract = Sheets("Input").Range("C29").Value
    JHHH_Reduction = Sheets("Input").Range("C36").Value

    Sheets("Final Summary").Select
    With ActiveSheet.Range("C:C")
        Set uRng = .Find(contract, , xlValues, xlWhole, , MatchCase:=False, searchformat:=False)

        If uRng Is Nothing Then
        MsgBox Prompt:="Contract not found!", Buttons:=vbInformation, Title:="OK"
        End If
        Exit Sub

        If Not uRng Is Nothing Then
            uRng.Activate
            RowCount = ActiveCell.Row
            Sheets("Final Summary").Range("DJ" & RowCount).value = JHHH_Reduction

        End If

    End With

End Sub

A: If uRng Is Nothing Then
MsgBox Prompt:="Contract not found!", Buttons:=vbInformation, Title:="OK"
End If
Exit Sub

Always exits the macro,
move exit inside the if statement
If uRng Is Nothing Then
MsgBox Prompt:="Contract not found!", Buttons:=vbInformation, Title:="OK"
Exit Sub
End If


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